Myrtie Blue’s Brian Watson Coming to Naples Botanical Garden

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Naples Garden Club presents Brian Watson co-founder, creative director, lead designer and problem solver for Myrtie Blue, an event and floral design studio, that offers floral focused weddings and events, on Monday, December 4th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at Naples Botanical Garden’s Kapnick Hall. Since 2007 the company, located in Fort Walton Beach near Destin Florida in the Gulf’s panhandle, has been creating natural, artistic, and inspiring floral designs along the Emerald Coast and other locations. Their work has been published in many magazines and featured on many wedding inspiration blogs. Brian’s team are experts at designing beautiful celebrations which requires a keen understanding and appreciation for all moving parts. The team creates and provides custom props, executes lighting and draping plans, and installs all table-scaping and floral designs; not only designing where everything goes, but executing cohesive and stunning events that exceed their client's expectations and leave a lasting impression. Myrtie Blue’s work draws inspiration from the natural world: seashores, woods, fields, and gardens and the setting of the event.  “We think of ourselves as florists, builders, makers, gardeners, and creative thinkers, and are always up for a design challenge or an interesting turn on an idea.  We are proud of our success in bringing the many layers of an event to life and translating our clients' needs to inspirational and well-thought-out designs that incorporate their ideas.”

The company practices sustainable floral methods including local sourcing, no floral foam, composting waste, and recycling. Myrtie Blue highly values creativity, innovation, and personal connection when designing for our clients and specializes in a cohesive vision that tells a unique story through floral, furniture, and custom decor.

Brian’s Floral demonstration designs will be raffled off after his presentation. Tickets are $35. To register, go to www.Naplesgardenclub.org.

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